Seder Match 2024 - Form - Temple Adat Elohim

HOW SEDER MATCH WORKS

This Passover, instead of hosting our annual TAE Community Seder on the second night of Passover at temple, we are facilitating connections among congregants by matching households together.

HOSTING: We welcome any TAE congregant who is hosting a Passover seder to invite a temple guest or guests to join you. You decide the number of guest you wish accommodate, ranging from one guest to many families, and we will match you with the perfect fit!

To become a host, please complete the form below. The purpose of the form is to let us know the type of seder you will lead, how many guests you would like to invite, your preferred age range for your guests, and more. This information will be used to match our hosts with guests.

GUESTS: Guests are TAE congregants who need a place to celebrate or those who simply wish to enjoy a Passover seder with others in our community. We welcome any TAE congregant to be a guest at another seder. As soon as we have hosts available, an email will be sent out encouraging guests to sign up.

If you have questions, feel free to reach out with questions to Shira Magat at s hira.magatjohnson@gmail.com.

Ready to invite a guest or guests to your seder? Please complete the form below so we can pair you with participants.

Please remember to click "Submit," to complete this registration.

* First Name

* Last Name

* Email Address

* Phone Number

* How many people would you like to host?

* What date and time would you like to host your seder?

We encourage hosts to plan their seder on the first or second night, but any day between April 22 - April 29, 2024, is great!

* Do you need help accessing materials to help lead a seder?

Please Select OneYesNo

What materials do you need assistance purchasing? Please check all that apply

NoHaggadotKiddush CupSeder

* What type of seder would you like to lead?

Please Select OneYounger Seder: A very short and geared for children under 6 years old.Creative Seder: A non-traditional seder such as a chocolate seder, a seder where participants put on seder skits or a puppet show, etc.Themed Seder: A seder utilizing a themed modern haggadah. The seder can focus on a theme such as vegetarianism, feminism, ending modern slavery, etc. Many modern Haggadahs have a theme (Traditional Seder: A seder using a traditional haggadah such as the Maxwell House. Much, if not all of the text is read.Seder Light: A seder highlighting the most enjoyable parts of the seder with a focus on socializing and eating.

* Would you like guests to contribute to the seder?

Please Select OneHost will provide everythingGuests will be asked to bring some kind of dish

* How formal will your seder be?

Please Select OneVery Informal - Paper plates and casual clothes such as jeansSemi-Formal – Dishes and business-like attireFormal – Nice China and formal attire

* How formal will your seder be?

Please Select OneVery Informal - Paper plates and casual clothes such as jeansSemi-Formal – Dishes and business-like attireFormal – Nice China and formal attire

* Where will your seder be located?

Please Select OneAt homeAt a restaurant

* Please indicate the city and zip of where your seder take place in the space below.

Please upload a picture of your family (.jpg or .png)

If you have questions, please add them in the box below. If no, please skip this section.

Please remember to click the "Submit" button below.